“Anyone who has a leadership position of whichever kind will immensely benefit from what the book exhibits on ethical thought, on moral practice and on responsible management.”

Ambassador Andrew Young, Atlanta

“Rethinking Leadership is a simply awe-inspiring treatise on the future of management. Dr Bardy makes a very compelling case for moral leadership to regain employee, investor, and societal trust of the organization.”

Jagdish N. Sheth, Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Business, Goizueta Business School, Emory University, Atlanta

“In the networked society, new types of interaction and collaboration require a new focus on their moral implications. Bardy’s book clarifies the moral dimensions of interactions and is timely and compelling.”

Charles Wankel, Professor of Management at St. John’s University, New York

“Rethinking Leadership provides a systematic analysis of morality and ethics, as well as the social, economic, and institutional perspectives that are part of, and tied to, leadership and the management of an organization and its people. In his text, Dr Bardy offers a knowledge-based analysis of these complex and multifaceted concepts and presents it in a rational, easy to read, methodic fashion. The reader can easily understand how ethics and morality interface with leadership and human centered management to produce the ‘moral leader’!”

Arthur Rubens, Professor Emeritus, Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers

“Humans have been very good in creating societal complexity, but they have been less good in creating the organizational conditions under which this complexity can effectively be addressed. This requires an interdisciplinary, human centered approach to leadership that does not shy away from complex issues and the multifaceted approaches that are needed to deal with them. In this book Roland Bardy combines a solid understanding of practice with a variety of theoretical perspectives that can support more ethical behavior of corporate leaders. A good start to rethinking what it takes to be a responsible leader.”

Rob van Tulder, Professor in International Business, Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University Rotterdam